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Ambler man identified as driver who was killed after striking deer on Pennsylvania Turnpike

A 58-year-old Ambler man was killed late Monday night after his vehicle struck a deer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
State police identified the victim as Ronald Knopman, who was traveling eastbound between the Bensalem and Willow Grove interchanges when his Ford Mustang collided with a deer crossing the highway.
Knopman was pronounced dead at the scene, according to state police. For more on the incident, read: https://wissnow.com/news/2025/oct/09/ambler-man-identified-as-driver-who-was-killed-after-striking-deer-on-pennsylvania-turnpike/.
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Rescue Of The Week: Daisy, a one-and-a-half-year-old terrier mix

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Daisy came to Home At Last Dog Rescue from South Carolina as an owner surrendered her and is now recovering quickly after undergoing surgery on her left knee. Despite her recent procedure, Daisy’s playful spirit shines through; she is an active young pup who would thrive with an energetic family or household that enjoys staying busy.
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